veteran officials from regular season games have left a group of your assessments capable of keeping pace with the speed of the game. here is analyst mike, listen. we re seeing way more time with referees bunched together trying to figure out what the call may be. we are seeing way too much time in terms of them interpreting what the rules may be and outright not even know what the official rules actually are. of course the longer the players are on the field, shep. the more the odds go up of them becoming injured at some point. that s true. you could not pay me or anyone i know enough to be a replacement represent. how are these negotiations going? they are underway. we have now confirmed that roger goodell was directly involved in those negotiations. certainly the nfl won t talk about exactly the details. but they reportedly are still a few million dollars apart. and analysts say do not expect
out. some of the details that they have had to change and correct. this might add more fodder though all of that. shepard: it could. thank you. shepard: you may have noticed governor romney was standing in front of his campaign plane earlier today. the g.o.p. presidential nominee was speaking in pueblo in southeast, colorado, tomorrow he will join the vice presidential come knee paul ryan on the tour bus of the battleground state of ohio. campaign carl cammeron will be along with him. i m guessing. this was governor rom nips first trip to colorado in weeks or something. amazing. yeah. went last week. first time in colorado one of the key battleground states in seven weeks, shep. that is a long time to be off the playing field. shepard: why? raising lots of money. romney is the first presidential candidate ever had to raise money general election because of campaign finance laws it s kept him off the trail. to a lot of republicans it s kept him from being busy aggressive. th
these u.n. general assemblies often don t mean much but clearly this year, shep, all of these speeches, given all the texas tensions and every word uttered from that podium is going to be worth watching and listening to, shep. shepard: president obama is also here in new york city set to speak to the u.n. tomorrow. today, governor mitt romney went after the president for calling recent violence in the middle east and north africa bumps in the road. this is time for the president who will shape events in the middle east, not just be merciful or be at membersy of the events of the middle east. i will get america on track to have the kind of leadership we need so we can save for the future of this part of the world and keep america strong. republicans are also criticizing the president for not meeting one-on-one with any world leaders this week. last year, he was here for the same thing. he met with more than a dozen. so what s the difference this time? we ll hear from the white h
they also have to make money for shareholders after the big bailouts we saw in 2008, shep. these companies are now focused on making money, profitability and that means targeting customers. now, you mentioned it it, 39% of free checking accounts are noninterest accounts. but there are ways that you can certainly put your bank on notice and the biggest thing is tell them that you are going to leave. the problem is, shepard, people don t leave. 72% of those out there surveyed said absolutely i m going to leave my bank if i am charged with higher fee but they don t. what you say in a poll and what you actually do two different things. bank rate actually showed us, shepard, that data as well. shepard: smaller customers get hit the hardest. how do we stay clear of the fees. few things, minimum balances. keep a minimum balance over about $700, that s one perfect way to not be hit with these extra fees. also, if you are going to have an atm card go to your own blank. believe it or not, yo
many as a dozen cia operatives and contractors had to evacuate benghazi after the attack earlier this month. and that s a real problem. in fact, one u.s. official reportedly said and i quote it s a catastrophic intelligence loss. we got our eyes poked out. greg palkot live in libyans capital city, tripoli, greg? hey, shep. the deadline has just passed for the rogue militias to disband and disappear from their bases. there is no way to confirm that deadline has been met but libyan government official told us today things are going well. here in tripoli, we saw one base that militants were booted out of in their place we saw soldiers and police, other bases as well in this area taken over. over in benghazi eastern libya. scene of that dramatic protest over the weekend aimed at militants and other protests today against a brigade seen as still causing problems. some experts here are worrying